Pauline Amos

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Pauline Amos is an artist.

At her 'My Flesh My Canvas' performance in London, viewers were invited to paint on her unclothed body.^{[1][unreliable source?]}

After a 24-hour performance in the Opera Paese gallery in Rome, Amos offered the resulting painting for sale at the in London, with an asking price of £1.3m.^[2][3]

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